Eleventh Circuit· 3/21/1997

United States v. Twitty

Citations

107 F.3d 1482
1997 U.S. App. LEXIS 5297
1997 WL 97141

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holding that where “the delay was the result of: numerous pretrial motions; the illness of an essential government witness; [a co-defendant’s] substitution of counsel; and scheduling conflicts,” there was no speedy trial violation
upholding ends-of-justice continuance where an essential witness was in “ill health”
in speedy trial context, finding significant that defendant did not object to terms of order of continuance

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Judges: Edmondson, Black, Hill

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